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Cursor not responding in a specific area of screen in windows 11

The mouse cursor is not responding and keeps loading when I place it at the bottom center of the screen (just above the taskbar icons). This is very annoying and lasts until I restart the machine. But soon after I restart, it happens again. Here's a screenshot of the (approximate) screen region where the mouse freezes (the region inside the red rectangle). I think the problem is related to the taskbar. Is there any way to fix this?

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I did NOT find it in the processes tab, nor in the services tab. In the DETAILS tab I found minisearch host with status 'suspended'. No way to restart, so I right-clicked and chose 'end ask'. The service disappeared and the problem too.

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Hi Abdulwahab

I am Dave, I will help you with this.

That box seems to be a bug that is being reported by many people at the moment, open Task Manager, select the Processes Tab, then find MiniSearchHost in the list of processes, right click and disable that.

Does that remove that box, if it does,or even if you cannot find that process, we just need to wait for Microsoft to provide a patch, they are aware of this bug.
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